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A federal judge dismisses the SEC’s securities-fraud case against former FirstEnergy CEO Charles E. Jones; ExxonMobil completes its move to Texas; Kroger bids $1.65B for Giant Eagle; and the SEC…
The June jobs report lands a day early, the USMCA trade pact lapses into review, Trump's disclosure shows crypto as his top income source, and the Supreme Court closes a…
A survey of the week's policy research from across the spectrum: RAND on AI and the power grid, plus Cato, CAP, Brookings, AEI, the Tax Foundation, Urban Institute and Carnegie…
A record $6.5 billion health care fraud takedown, a delayed intelligence-community whistleblower complaint, CFTC and SEC award divergence, and mounting inspector general independence and funding questions define this week in…
This week’s watchdog roundup: a DHS inspector general on Secret Service phone security, GAO on thinned-out weapons testing and $100 billion in duplicative programs, plus reporting from OpenTheBooks, Capital Research…
The House passed the KIDS Act and a terrorism-insurance reauthorization and teed up the FY2027 defense bill as CBO projects a $1.9 trillion deficit.
DOJ's 2026 takedown charged 455 in $6.5B health care fraud; ex-NSA John Bolton pleaded guilty under the Espionage Act. TIJ daily enforcement digest.
A federal judge dismissed the SEC's fraud case against FirstEnergy's former CEO, as EDGAR surfaced fresh fraud judgments, two settled real estate offering-fraud actions, a going-private merger, and an auditor…
A late-June cluster of failed say-on-pay votes — Snowflake, Match Group, Nabors and Red Cat — stands out against a proxy season in which fewer than 1 percent of companies…
A former Cypriot president is referred for prosecution over Russian golden passports, the FATF reshuffles its grey list and hands the presidency to the UK, and Belgian prosecutors probe Wise…